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How the Illuminati Really Began.
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That's why I chose to live in a university in the middle of the countryside, with cows in my backyard :p
And yes, we do have a responsibility to others, that's why it's so hard for me to chose between buddha and christ.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 7687082 Are you studying for a internment with a spiritual twist? I'm not studying anymore. I'm working here on the campus. A spin-off building particle accelerators (but I ain't nuclear physicist priest like my great uncle :p). The internment with a spiritual twist happened when I lost my mind. No worries, you obviously found the path back. Madness is always symptomatic of being fed half truths and believing yourself to be some kind of freak. Personally I tried dissolution of the senses, but somehow always collected the pieces before they floated away. My personal demon is I can't believe anything which is likely a madness unto itself. Perhaps I wasn't breastfed long enough or told I did well, but you accept it and move on. And it keeps me searching, even through the madness of others to find the common 'ground'. I don't take religious teachings (if that's the madness you talk about) as something to believe. I have a much more pragmatic view. It's just something to live in order to rewire your brain in a more serene and loving state. Maybe it's self hypnosis or delusion, but as long as it works, fine for me :) I see these sacred texts as coding manuals to help me correct the bugs in my brain. But like all tools, the use some people make of those teachings to instrumentalize them is not the initial intent of the author. Like the disclaimer says, use discernment.
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